Encara no tenim significats per a "cochère".
1They went down to the courtyard, and across to the porte cochère.
2The machine that waited outside for him under the porte-cochère was sober black.
3She went with him to the porte-cochère where his car was already waiting.
4We found the porte cochère open, Madame Poulain, so we just came straight in.
5This is the origin of the familiar French porte- cochère.
6The coachman pulled the wagonette up beneath the mansion's porte-cochère.
7The house was very small, but perkily pretentious, and they drove under the porte-cochère to alight.
8The light from the porch lanterns cast a feeble glow out beyond the porte-cochère and down the drive.
9When he flourished to an impressive halt under the Whipple porte-cochère she felt a new respect for him.
10And the railway station has a porte cochère (with the correct accent) instead of a carriage entrance.
11He was just about to go upstairs when he saw Monsieur and Madame Poulain emerging from the porte cochère.
12He left his car under the porte cochère, and went upstairs to chat with Miss Cordelia and Miss Patty.
13It was either going to Mary's, or coming from Mary's, or taking a needed rest under Mary's porte cochère.
14I felt weak in the knees and around the waist and had to stand in a porte-cochère for a while.
15As Alexina stood with her silent friends in the porte cochère the certainty grew that some one was watching her.
16Back and back... dirty and mad, Hip Barrows had taken nearly two years to find the house with the porter-cochère.
Cochère a través del temps